Cultural Consciousness

Cultural Consciousness

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overshared: blacking out, friendcest, and ghosting people

this overshared is a little bit different because this time we decided to overshare some of our embarrassing stories. so from blacking out to making out with ur friends, sometimes things just happen. but we still read some of ur guys' overshares of course which made us reflect on ...  Show more

am i responsible for what i say in my sleep?

recently gael has been sleep talking and um it's reaching a point. because on top of that, he's also been sleep walking and hitting. he must be stopped. anyways, it made us think... how much are we responsible for what we say or do in our sleep? like what if u accidentally share ...  Show more

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